Alexander Abramovich Bolshevik, Comintern activist Date of Birth: 27.03.1888 Country: Dive

Content:

1. Early Life and Education
2. Revolutionary Activism and Bolshevism
3. Return to Russia and Bolshevik Revolution
4. - Served as an agitator on the Romanian Front
5. - Arrested in France and Italy but later released
6. Later Years

Early Life and Education

- Graduated from the 4th Odessa Gymnasium

- Enrolled in the medical faculty of Novorossiysk University but was expelled from the first year

Revolutionary Activism and Bolshevism

- Joined the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) in 1908

- Participated in the Swiss youth socialist movement while in exile in Geneva from 1911

Return to Russia and Bolshevik Revolution

- Returned to Russia in 1917 on Lenin's "sealed train"

- Held various leadership positions in Odessa, including presidency of the Odessa Council and military commissar

- Served as an agitator on the Romanian Front

International Communist Activities
- Appointed as Comintern representative for Romania

- Engaged in clandestine work in France, Austria, and Czechoslovakia from 1920

- Participated in the Tours Congress of the French Communist Party under the pseudonym Zalevsky

- Arrested in France and Italy but later released

Diplomatic and Organizational Roles
- Served as Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Tallinn
- Led the Balkan Communist Federation from Vienna

- Held various positions within the Comintern, including instructor and representative in China

Later Years

- Shifted to party and pedagogical work from 1932 onwards

Statesmen

Alexander Ioann Kuza	Corinne Lepage	Elizabeth Martinez
Anatoliy Gorbunovs	Jessica Seinfeld	Lotar II